Gary M Katz

We are at Woodcrafters in Portland, Oregon today and I ran into an old friend from Benjamin OBDYKE._000.mp4

Setting up at Austin Hardwoods, Denver, CO. What goes in, can come out...very easily.

Jay Marshall from OSI visited my place over the weekend between Katz Roadshow’s. And he turned his first bowls—as green bowl from alder and a finished dry piece of American

281_My first experience with a portable saw mill! Life is so full of over-the-top excitement. The big black oak logs have been sitting on the ground at my place for three years. I figure

280_Just finished a full-day carpentry clinic for Cape Associates—a large custom builder on Cape Cod, who treated all their employees to a special Private Label Katz Roadshow. Bigger buid

Very cool new sharpie holster from . A great new addition for my .toolbelts GK2!

279_Shoot a laser line from the top of the deck out to where the stringers will land, and mark the laser line on a story pole. From that mark, it’s easy to determine the rough to rough r_

I’ve been a little cautious about using my new M5 hammer—didn’t want to scratch it! But Mark told me I could re-grind the titanium nail set any way I wanted. It’s a little ugly now,

Miter saw safety You bet. Cutting safely means cutting precisely. That means you should NEVER use the Death Grip to hold material at your miter saw—the Death Grip won’t allow you to

I was talking about never using the Death Grip with a Miter Saw, but there are lots of other examples, too. Here’s a good one!